Welcome Event for our new space featuring resident artist
RIE NAKAJIMA presenting two sound installations
Come enjoy the view, drink some wine or beer, and meet Rie Nakajima, who will present a "work in progress" sound installation.
Rie Nakajima is a japanese artist based in London, working with installations and performances that produce sound. Her works are most often composed in direct response to unique architectural spaces using a combination of audio materials and found objects. In the residency, by using the gallery environment, she develops her current research on the space materialization with sound.
Made possible in part with support from Arts Council England.
Wednesday June 15, 7pm-9pm
Free
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Science Gallery Dublin and The Biomuse Trio present:
Music for Sleeping & Waking Minds
By Gascia Ouzounian with R. Benjamin Knapp and Eric Lyon
An ensemble of performers who wear specially designed brainwave monitors generate music with their minds as they rest, sleep, and awaken over the course of one night. Music for Sleeping & Waking Minds explores the ways in which communication occurs within different states of attention (meditative, sleeping, alert states, etc.), and how the perception of sound changes within these states. Audiences are invited to listen or sleep as they wish during this event.
Music for Sleeping & Waking Minds
Start time: 11:30 pm, Saturday, June 4
End time: 8:00 am, Sunday, June 5
Free Entrance
Diapason Gallery
220 36th Street, between 2nd and 3rd Avenues
http://www.diapasongallery.org/
Audience instructions
Please aim to arrive at Diapason Gallery between 10:30 pm - 11:30 pm. If you are staying overnight, please bring anything you wish to ensure comfortable sleep (blankets, sleeping bags, pillows, etc.).
Sunday Brunch with the Biomuse Trio
12:00 pm noon, Sunday 5 June
$25 per person (buffet brunch)
Turkuaz
Corner of 100th Street & Broadway, Upper West Side
http://www.turkuazrestaurant.com/Brunch.html
RSVP
Please RSVP to: gascia@gmail.com
*Please note if you wish to attend the event, the brunch, or both; if attending the event, please note whether you wish to stay overnight at the Diapason Gallery.
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This event is made possible by the generous support of Science Gallery Dublin, Biorhythm Festival, Arts Council of Northern Ireland, and Diapason Gallery.
Science Gallery Dublin: http://www.sciencegallery.com/
Biorhythm: http://worldsciencefestival.com/events/biorhythm
Upcoming events
Music for Sleeping & Waking Minds will be featured at the BEAM Festival in London on 25 June 2011:
http://www.beamfestival.com/programme/performances/music-for-sleeping/ |
Performance
HEGENBART/STRAEBEL
perform new work
Volker Straebel: Guben, 1625. Sound Observation #1
live diffusion of four-channel digital audio (2001)
boris d hegenbart-matsui: aufbaeumen #3
live electronic music (2011, premiere
Volker Straebel: Berlin aufräumen (Tidying up Berlin)
two-channel digital audio (2011, premiere
Supported by the Berlin Senate Cultural Affairs Department.
boris d hegenbart-matsui and Volker Straebel are electronic music composers/performers from Berlin, Germany.
www.soundblocks.de
www.straebel.de
February 24, 8pm |
Performance
TRANSIT
New works by Lesley Flanigan, Sergei Tcherepnin, and Daniel Wohl
Tix: $12/10 students & seniors
http://transitnewmusic.com/
January 28, 8pm |
Performance
Gil Houldcroft Jacobs Moscovich Neumann Yadao _ Made Space
Wolfgang Gil, Real-time OCTOphonic Router (ROCTOR, custom software)
Travis Houldcroft, laptop
Nisi Jacobs, video RGBA to sound converter
David Moscovich, microphone, fiction, vocalization
Daniel Neumann, microphones, mixing board, 4-channel PA
Tamara Yadao, generational speech synthesis
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We are happy to invite you to _ Made Space, the results of the first time running 5-day intensive workshop in Modular Collaboration. The six participants are working together to create individual sound works under an overall theme that will culminate in the live performance this Friday, in which all the works are presented simultaneously as part of a larger piece utilizing the full capacity of Diapason’s special multi-channel sound systems. Starting from thinking about the differences between places and spaces participants are working on digital color space, text as a place, the narrow border between stable and unstable conditions, re-spatialization, speech synthesis, and on transient extraction as a form of de-/re-contextualizing.*
September 24, 8pm |
Performance
VCW Performance
Chris Burke, Courtney Brown, Brian Edgerton, Matthias Neumann
The VCW Performance is a show of live video pieces created as part of the Video Composition Workshop.
The Video Composition Workshop is dedicated to writing performative video pieces. It explores how artists approach their compositions and how they notate the scores from which the videoists perform.
This show presents completed compositions and works-in-progress of four videoists and musicians resulting from this summer's six-week workshop. The video pieces incorporate human breath control, Xbox, language as controller, and physical architecture. The evening will end with the VCW composers discussing their printed scores and compositional approaches.
Compositions by:
Courtney Brown (with performers Gennette Gill, Jacqueline Arias)
Chris Burke (with collaborator Tamara Yadao)
Brian Edgerton (with performers Glenda Reed, Jason Orrell)
Matthias Neumann (with performers Adi Shniderman, Jeffrey Potterfield,
Asami Tamura)
September 16, 8pm |
Performance
Ricardo Arias and Carlos Gómez
September 2, 8pm |
Performance
Z'EV and Bob Bellerue
These two sound artists will explore the intersection of internal and
external rhythms, as expressed and revealed by amplifying and
processing live acoustic percussion and wind instruments.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z%27EV
halfnormal.com
June 9, 8pm |
« 07062010 » a multichannel diffusion by Valerio Tricoli, Gilles Aubry and Antoine Chessex
These three experienced european sound artists and composers will present a unique piece of experimental music specifically created for the Diapason Gallery.
Using the multichannel sound specificity of the Gallery, the piece will consist of a an hour-long diffusion of dreamy soundscapes interacting with the architecture of the space.
Fragments of Chessex’s recent compositional works for ensembles will be transformed by Tricoli’s unique approach to electronic textural works and Aubry’s poetic artistry towards field recordings.
The piece will evoke an immersive and psychoacoustic path into abstraction, defining the meeting point between the different approaches of these three sound artists and offering to the audience a mysterious journey between the narrative, immersive and phonographic dimensions of the auditory perceptions.
“All that was once directly lived has become mere representation,” G.D.
June 7, 8pm |
SleepWalks Performance
June 5th, 9pm-9am
RSVP: lemurz66@yahoo.com
Sleepover, please bring bedding
An overnight, live electronic music performance by Lee Pembleton and Andrea Williams. Culling sounds from their audio files of field recordings, live samples of the room resonance, and various electronically processed acoustic instruments, they create an extended musical composition for the entirety of a night for an audience that sleeps in the performance space.
A listening sample can be found here (link on right side of page): http://sleepwalks.org/
June 5, 9pm |
Performance
Richard Lainhart, Sandy McCroskey / Raha Raissnia, Michael Waller / Tom Chiu / Andrew Lafkes
May 29, 8pm |
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